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CHRISTIAN VIEW OF DEATH
Rev. Dr. Talmage Says About 1870 Easter
Mornings Have Wakened the Earth.
The Charge of the Black Giant — Rout of
the King of Terrors
Wasmixgron, D. C. {he Christian
view of death as the entrance to a iuiler
life is presented in this kaster discourse
by Dr. Talmage from the text 1 Cor. xv,
54, ‘Death is swallowed up in victory
About 1870 Easter mornings have wakened
the earth. In France for three centuries
the almanacs made the year begin at Kast.
er until Charles IX. made the year begin
at January 1. In the Tower of London
there is a royal pay voll of Edward 1., on
which there 1s an entry of eighteen pence
for 400 colored and pictured with
which the people sported. In Russia slaves
were fed and alms were distributed on
Easter. Ecclesiastical councils met in
Pontus, in Gaul, in Rome, in Achaia, to
decide the particular day and after a con-
troversy more animated than gracious de
cided it, and now through ail Christen-
dom in some way the Sunday after
the fuil moon which happens upon or next
after March 21 is filled with Easter rejoice
yor
CARS,
frst
ing.
The royal court of the Sabbaths is made
up of fifty-two. Fifty are princes
the royal houschold, but Easter is queen
She wears richer diadem,
more jeweled scepter, and in her smile na
tions are irradiated.
when, after a harsh winter and
she seems step of the
rather than the conservatory, t
of the north instead of
the rather than the 1
mounting from the icy equinox, but
come this queenly day, holding high in her
ned off bolt of Christ's
sepulcher, and holding high in her left
hand the key to all the cemeteries in Chris
tendom.
My text is an ejaculation. is spun out
of halleluiahs, Paul wrote right on in his
argument about the resurrection, and ob-
served all the laws of logic, but when he
came to write the words of the text his
fingers and his pen and the parchment on
which he wrote took fire, od he cried out,
“Death is swallowed up in victory!" It
18 an exciting thing to see an army routed
and flying. They run each other down.
They scatter everytl valuable in the
track. Unwheeled artillery; hoof of horse
on breast wounded and dying man.
You have read of the French falling back
from Sedan, of Napoleon's track of 80.000
Corpses in banks of Russia, of the
retreat of i
nassas or of
toe five
Beth
hailsto
Joshua's host st k mw
one in
she sways a
1
to snowbank
the
arctic
ang
yer the rox ks
whe Lhe
swords
ries
8 of b eo s the
th their fury
night his
the same
to awaken all
and
of
will
roe
Christ i
shall
ade of
ne Coie :
back, and
he riven sepuichers wi
take him from beneath, and the brigade
descend ortals will take him fr
the ages has been able to invent. Vie
tory!
This view, of course, makes it of but
little importance whether we are cre-
mated or sepuitured. If the latter is dust
to dust, the former is ashes to ashes.
any preter incineration, ler them have it
without cavil or protest. The world may
become so erowded that cremation may be
universally adopted by law as well as by
general consent, Many of the mightiest
and best spirits have gone througn this
process. Thousands and tens of thousands
of God's children have been cremated—P,
P. Bliss and wife, the evangelistic singers,
cremated by accident at Ashtabula bridge;
John Rodgers, cremated by persecution;
Latimer and Ridley, cremated at Oxford;
Pothinus and Blandina, a slave, and Alex-
ander, a physician, and their comrades
cremated at the order of Marcus Aure-
lus: at least a hundred thousand of
Christ's disciples cremated, and there can
no doubt about the resurrection of
their bodies.
.
he
If the world lasts as much longer as it
has thus far, there perhaps may be no
room for the large acreage set apart for
1g places, but there is plenty of room
, and the race need not pass that bridge
until to it. The most of
us prefer the old way. But whether out of
comes
or
natural disintegration ¢remation we
{ shall get that luminous, buoyant, gi
t. maznicent, i
structure called the resurrect
: | have it: I will have it
r and anon there are instances of men
men entranced. A trance is death
ion after a i :
transcende
+
DY resurrec
al suspension of
{ great ev gelist o
Archibals
being sent
eTIme
i die.
geemed to
the body
and said, “He 1s
the soul that fled returned, ane
nent | what he had
his soul was gone.
It may be found some time that what is
called suspended animation comatose
state is brief death, giving the soul an ex-
cursion into the next world, from which
it comes back,
granted from the conflict of life to which
it must return
men from trance and this waking up of in.
sects from winter lifelessness, and this
waking up of grains buried 2000 vears ago
make it easier for you to believe that your
body and mine after the vacation of
grave shall rouse and rally, tho
be 3000 years between our Jast breath and
soundin 2 of
acim)
Peon!
dead,
ved to write seen while
or
us that while
W
victory
T
onqguest and der
that threatened
of the planet
his scepter,
alace, has lost hia restige, 8
word written over all th
1 and catacomb and
on cenotaph and sarcophagus, on the lon
ly khan of the arctic explorer and on
alque of great cathedral!
capitals of azalia and i
t
¥
he 3
i throne, has
i
written
. ¥ 5
tion « wr we know
iy house of
re that if
¢ le were
d, a ho
this tabern
icing of
d soul mes
of cach other
have a pain an
WT body bave a
ha id
£80 15,
great asseinblages, written on the seulp
tured door of the family vault, is “Vie
tor) p Coronal word. embannered word
ag
arch under which conquerors return
Vietory! Word shouted at Culloden and
Solferino, at Marathon, where the Athen-
ians drove back the Medes: at Poitiers
where Charles Martel broke the ranks of
the Saracens; at Salamis, where Themis
tocics in the great sea fight confounded the
Persians, and at the door of the eastern
cavern of chiseled rock, where Christ came
out through a recess and throttled the king
of terrors and put him back in the niche
from which the celestial Conqueror had
Aha! When the jaws of
the eastern mausoleum took down the
black giant “death was swallowed up in
victory.” proclaim the abolition of
death.
‘the old antagonist is driven back into
mythology with all the lore about Stygian
ferry and Charon with oar and boat. Mel
rose abbey and Kenilworth castle are neo
more in ruins than is the sepnicher. We
ehall have no more to do with death than
we have with the cloakroom at a govern-
ors or a president's levee. We stop at
such cloakroom and leave in charge of a
servant our overcoat, our overshoes, our
outward apparel. that we may not be im-
peded in the brilliant round of the draw.
ing voom. Well, my friends, when we go
out of this world we are going to a King's
banquet and to a reception of monarchs,
and at the door of the tomb we leave the
cloak of flesh and the wra pings with
which we meet the storms of this world.
t the close of an earthly reception, under
the brush and broom of the porter, the
coat or hat may be handed to us better
than when we resigned it, and the cloak
of humanity will finally be returned to us
improved and brightened and purified and
glorified.
You and I do not want our bodies re.
turned as they are now. We want to get
rid of all their weaknesses and all their
susceptibilities to fatigue and all their
glowness of locomotion. We want them
put through a chemistry of soil and heat
and cold and changing seasons, out of
wiiich God will reconstruct them as much
better than they are now as the body of
the rosiest and healthiest child that bounds
over the lawn in Central Park is better
than the sickest patient in Bellevue hospi:
tal. But as to our soul, we will cross peo
over, pot, waiting for obsequies, independ.
ent of obituary, into a state in e way
better, with wider room and velocities be-
yond computation, the dullest of us into
Som nionship with 3he ve best Shivita
eir very mood, in very parlor
the universe, the four walls burnished and
and pictured and
and weak
Ur did
v gladness but your
it with kindled eye
and elastic step? Surely God never intend
ed two such good friends to be very long
eparated. :
And #0 when the world's last E
morning shall come the soul will descend,
crying, “Where is my body?’ And the
body will ascend, saying, “Where is my
soul? And the Lord of the resurrection
will bring them together, and it will be a
perfect soul in a perfect body, introduced
by a perfect Christ into a perfect heaven,
Victory!
Ig Wan
nilucnce?
stor
Do you wonder that on Faster day we
swathe our churches with garlands’ Do
you wonder we celebrate it with the most
consecrated voice of song that we can in-
vite, with the deftest fingers on organ and
cornet and with doxologies that beat these
arches with the billows of sound as the
sea gmites the basalt at Giant's Causeway ?
Only the bad disapprove of the resurrec
Lion.
_ A cruel heathen warrior heard Mr. Mof-
fatt, the missionary, preach about the
resurrection, and he said to the mission.
ary, “Will my father rise in the last
day?’ “Yes,” said the missionary. “Will
all the dead in battle rise?’ said the cruel
chieftain. “Yes,” said the missionary,
Then said the warrior: “Let me hear no
more about the resurrection. There can
no resurrection; there shall be no res-
urrection. 1 have slain thousands in bat.
tle. Will they rise?’ Ah, there will be
more to rise on that day than those wlhoss
crimes have never been repented of will
want to see! But for all others who al-
lowed Christ to be their pardon and their
life and their resurrection it will be a day
of victory,
The thunders of the last day will be the
salvo that greets you into harbor. The
lightnings will be only the torches of tri-
umphal procession marching down to es-
cort you home. e burning worlds flash-
ing through immensity will be the rockets
celebrating your coronation on thrones
where you will reign forever and forever
and forever. Where is death? What bave
we to do with death? As your reunited
body and soul swing off from this planet
on that dey you will see deep gashes
all up and down the hills, deep sashes ol]
through the valleys, and they will be
the Suptisd ill be the abagn-
on
os
| exhilaration
“Death is swallowed up in victory,”
Cs,
neled with all
the God in all
(Copyright, 1003, L. Kiopsch.)
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he miners’ union of Ouray county,
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